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1047: Balancing Risk and Opportunity in a Changing Finance Landscape | John Gronen, CFO, Yooz

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The company operated two businesses: one generating about $30 million in EBITDA, while the other incurred annual losses of roughly $10 million. Gronen proposed a strategy to merge the two operations, consolidating efforts to increase profitability. Right now, many companies receive invoices in paper envelopes.

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How do I clean up my financial statements?

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Do your profits and cash flows make no sense? The leading causes include: Poor monthly bookkeeping processes, including invoicing, billing, coding, and accruals. Too many general ledger (GL) accounts. Too many general ledger accounts. Accurate costing is key to a useable profit and loss statement.

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Dealing with Obsolete Inventory

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The bank reported a loss of confidence in management as a result of the inconsistent financial reporting. Reconcile the general ledger balances from the start of the year. Ensure the sales register matches the individual invoices. Business owners are always concerned about company profits. Recommendations.

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How cloud accounting made me enjoy the finance industry again

Creative CFP

There is drill-down functionality available from the general ledger, and you can click right through to the supplier invoice. When you pay the foreign supplier or receive money from a foreign client, Xero calculates the foreign exchange profit and loss and posts the journals automatically.